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AFBI is investigating pesticide residues for the Food Standards Agency.

Impact of CAP Post-2013 Reforms on Agriculture in the UK : FAPRI Project ReportAuthors:Myles Patton1, Siyi Feng1  John Davis1 Julian Binfield21: Agri-Food & Biosciences Institute & Queen’s University Belfast   2:  FAPRI, University of Missouri . 

The current AFBI Soil Quality Programme was established in 2004 to provide long-term monitoring of soil quality in Northern Ireland.

AFBI was a member of a consortium, which was awarded a total of €455K to improve insect pest control during mushroom production. The consortium comprised seven partners, including four small to medium commercial enterprises and three research institutions within Europe, including Belgium, UK and the Republic of Ireland.

Impact of alternative Crude Oil Prices on the UK liquid Biofuel and Agricultural Markets FAPRI Report 2012Authors:Myles Patton1, In Seck Kim1, Lichun Zhang1 John Davis1  Julian Binfield 2 and Patrick Westhoff21: Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute 2: University of Missouri  

In a previous study the effect of feeder design on pig performance and economic efficiency was examined (Magowan and McCann, 2006).  

The animal disease diagnostic services provided by the AFBI Stormont and Omagh laboratories safeguard animal and public health by identifying the causes of disease in submitted material and promote the competitiveness of the agri-food industry.

This report includes summary findings and recommendations from the DOLMANT project - development of lake management tools.

Marine Environment Project: Long term monitoring of chemical and biological trends in the marine environment